Changing the World with Imperial Privilege

I originally thought it was a Western fantasy novel, but it turned out to be a short story that is biased towards political strategy. It is also quite interesting. However, when I compare it with the politics of ancient Chinese history, the more I read it, the more I feel that the West is just a rural people, barbaric and uncivilized.

The only problem is that 16,000 words is still too few, so I finished reading it in a few hours.

I was surprised to come across such a beautiful book of this type.

It took me a few days to read the latest chapter. It's an absolute good book 👍 By the way, what's the name of the author's other double book? There's a shortage of books✋😭✋

Isn't the emperor the pinnacle of the feudal aristocratic system?

The content is great, but I didn't see the power of identity blessing in the introduction.

Is there any Shen Nong here who introduces poison every day?

This kind of writing panel is the core. If you don't write it in the book, I won't even notice it. For example, the Valley Guard suddenly appears and says it's a blessing for courage. I didn't even see the panel. How come it's a blessing? If I hadn't made sure I paid the starting currency, I would have thought I was watching a pirated version So where is the panel of this thing? I've flipped through several chapters and still haven't seen it yet.

There are too few. Post 1000 chapters so I can read them first and then decide whether to follow them or not.

I really want to know, will democracy and human rights appear later in this book? Or will it always be this kind of feudal-dominated society?

The resources of fantasy fairy grass. It's so delicious, you must try it! (Send it to Yunchang quickly)

The world changed by privilege will eventually be destroyed by privilege.

I just saw the paid chapter and I didn't understand the plot very well. The relationship between the characters is too complicated, but the protagonist just talks and plays so-called politics, and he gets the loyalty of so many nobles? You must know that the current protagonist is not very powerful and is only 12 years old. How can he operate like this with just a good geographical location?

If you just read the introduction, it looks a bit like the heir to the kingdom of 1.4 Billion people.

I've just read the latest chapter, and it's better than most lord stories. However, the annexation in the later part of the tournament was a bit rushed and lacked the feeling of advancing layer by layer in the previous part. The sense of crisis is described at the beginning. The territory is the weakest among the seven, and there are still people outside who want to annex it. It can be said that the expectations are high. As a result, as soon as the emotions were in place, everyone met, and the head of the Lang family bowed to him. There were still two families with heir problems, and one family was sidelined and replaced. A few words of talk can swallow up all 6 families. This kind of disparity is so uncomfortable to see. It would be nice if there were a few chapters to foreshadow the situation. Before the competition, some hints about the problems of the three companies would be written. In addition, there is a scene about the formal alliance between the protagonist and Garis. Both sides of the alliance must at least clarify the distribution of interests and responsibilities. The political alliance was only reached with some vague hints, which was a bit of a drama when the two met for the first time. Although there was a patch in the latest chapter 70 that Garis did so because of instructions from the Wolf family. In fact, if you want to add natural allies to the protagonist, you can slightly change the settings. For example, the one who is engaged to the protagonist's dead brother is the ostracized youngest daughter of the Hawke family, instead of the cursed daughter of the honey-producing family. Because King Tyrell is a second-hand infiltration, the first is to buy the Grayson family, and the second is to replace the Hawke family. The protagonist's father is a fool, and Hawke wants to use the protagonist's family to help him get out of his isolation. Then the Grayson family, who had been bribed, looked for an opportunity to kill the protagonist's father to block this potential alliance. In this way, the Hawke family will directly turn to the protagonist in the later competition. The protagonist will lead other families to eliminate the infiltration of King Tyrell's Silver Blood family, and it will become logical for everyone to divide the Hawke family together.

Reincarnation of the dirty soil "Let you farm and you will become the emperor of the empire"? Collective efficiency as always. Tyrant as ever. Levels are set as always but not too important. Strategic and tactical as always.

I watched 5.30 In the morning at 12 o'clock in the evening. Chapter 53 was really enjoyable. Chapters 51, 52, and 53 created the image of the lord, and played with all kinds of clichés. In the end, the protagonist pretended to be hard with Emond. It was really exciting. Why didn't I watch it on March 21, 2027? Chapter 53 was really not enough.

The author is indeed good at the moment, but the audience for this kind of low-magic and noble intrigues can only keep the minimum limit. The current performance should be at the peak. Later, if he turns to high-magic, he can reach the upper limit.

This book character card is a side effect. It was so well written that when I saw that Ian was over 150cm tall, I thought it was a female channel or a otaku light novel. Readers who like to read about lords and machinations are completely discouraged.

You need to be smart when reading this book. If friends who can read it patiently say that this book is garbage, then I can only say that I am very harsh. However, he still has a shortcoming, that is, he is Machiavellian, farming, group-like, and slow to get involved. Anyway, as long as the slow-burning elements are basically stacked up, and they are very beautiful, this has led to a very sad thing for the author. Anyway, I think he will be very hurt, because now is not a follow-up reading, but these slow-burning elements are basically stacked up, It happens to be very good-looking. I think the author must at least have a hand speed of the level of a tentacle monster (30,000 words updated every day), and must maintain quality and quantity... I think under such circumstances, it is not easy for readers who want to save a hundred or two hundred chapters to flow. Unfortunately, the fact is that if you want to maintain quality and quantity, it is not easy to achieve this kind of update volume. So I'm going to wait for the author to write more. I feel like I can write about 2.5 Million words.

I have read 60 chapters so far, and I feel that this book is quite good. The protagonist is quite intelligent, each supporting character also has his own action logic, and the plot is pretty good in the same track. But one thing is that although the political level and talk of the protagonist are much higher than the remaining six lords of the Western Alliance, each of the six lords also has their own troubles, but one is not very strong, and the ruler is still a 12 or 3-year-old kid. Is it a step too big and too fast to swallow up the entire Western Alliance? I feel that the process is quite smooth, and these lords are also a little inexplicable. It is not like what a territory that was still suffering from internal and external troubles a few months ago could do. I feel that if we add the intervention and conflict between the forces of the North and the South (I want to find out that with such a capable and capable little kid, he will definitely not be allowed to develop stably), it may be more appropriate to let the protagonist slowly expand his territory while digesting the Western Alliance's territories one by one. This can also avoid indigestion.

Novel setting + smooth writing = The smelly out-of-towner comes to Qidian again to beg for food 😡

I want to see rivers of blood

The King of the North is the responsible brother 🙂🙂🙂 He once again refreshed Ian's knowledge and told Ian the true nature of the world, which made Ian anxious and wanted to use Wushuang 😏

It's quite good-looking, but I don't really like the fact that the protagonist is a purely political creature. This is a bit disconnected from the setting that the male protagonist is a social animal in modern society. The subsequent emotional line is entirely for political exchange, which is still a bit unpleasant.

Sure enough, power is poison for men... Xiancao, unlike other lord novels about territorial development, this book focuses more on tactics and war. If nothing else, I have ordered all of them. I hope to see the protagonist lead the continent. The last book that was so good was Shao Song

It looks good, but it has always been about politics and combat. I still hope to climb the technology tree and culture tree. It doesn't have to be too overwhelming, but it is better to have some advantages.

I haven't started reading it yet. Anyone who has read it can tell me if there is any red plot in this book? If you have, I won't read it. Just reading the introduction, this book doesn't look like it can be red. Many authors in farming articles don't look at their own worldview settings. They just copy the system of the real world. It makes people read it very uncomfortable.

I have read more than twenty chapters and it is very well written. I feel like something is missing, and I think it's because I'm missing religion 🙂

It's well written, but it's just not exciting enough. It doesn't embody the protagonist's golden-fingered appearance. It feels like there is no difference if there is no golden finger.